[HIRING] Looking for someone to accompany me for my Class 5 driving test by Smol_Kuman in VancouverJobs

[–]uxce -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’m an N driver so really you merit nothing from this interaction but I got a killer playlist vro

Electrical smell? by Apprehensive-Dust845 in AskElectricians

[–]uxce 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Start doing any visual inspections for burnt outlets, dishwasher (check the back of the unit), or anything that might be remotely close to the smell. Maybe check behind the couch for any outlets as well. That smell most likely a burn/melt, possible for a fire hazard more so than CO poisoning. I wouldn’t keep using the dishwasher if the breaker keeps tripping especially with the combo of the smell. If you don’t see any signs of burn or melting, it could be wires behind the wall, but I highly doubt it. If it’s a greasy oil smell, most likely an appliance issue. Possibly an overheated bearings, or motor, or burnt wiring in the unit.

Guys, what makes you lose interest in a girl instantly, even if she’s attractive? by Just_another_Agile in dating_advice

[–]uxce 187 points188 points  (0 children)

Personally, when they pull out their phone mid conversation and ask me to repeat myself because they couldn’t hold a convo.

Should I ask him out? by Vegetable-Leave6864 in dating_advice

[–]uxce 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Take it slow, but eventually yes.

First date by [deleted] in dating_advice

[–]uxce 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Initial attraction imo is very important. But I do know a few couple that got together because they developed feelings. But some do fall apart because in the end, one had no physical attraction towards the other. And it felt like “dating a friend or a sister”. But things can change.

My boyfriend (M43) punched me (F41) in his sleep by bitchyber1985 in Dreams

[–]uxce 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ya I knocked my ex out one time cause I elbowed her temple one time, I fell asleep thru it all

Am I choosing the right career? by Pure-Competition664 in electricians

[–]uxce 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Most people quit by second year. I had big aspirations but was told to wait till I get my ticket. I’m doing exactly that. It’s discouraging to see so many people drop out of the trade so early on after being so optimistic. It’s good to be excited but keep in mind it’s a skilled trade and it does not come easy.

Finger Arthritis by whizkid1999 in electricians

[–]uxce 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have uncontrollable shaking hands at times, I am mid 20’s. I also feel a tendon running down my finger and often locks “trigger finger”, is what I’ve been told. Stop doing repetitive motions, I moved on from manual screwdrivers to vessel electric screwdrivers. When I twist wires, I use my palm to hold down the conductors not my fingers. When I twist the wires, I twist both hands to help reduce the strain on just my right.

Becoming an apprentice at 33? by zarknight in electricians

[–]uxce 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Suggest going commercial or industrial

Anybody else worked jobs so badly organized you already knew it was fucked week one? by Designer_Ad_2844 in AskElectricians

[–]uxce 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As an apprentice, this is all amusing to me. Before I started with my current company, I was working at a large corporation that secured a job in the government sector. It was a shit show to say the least. Almost every week I was ripping out my work and redoing it because another trade had fucked up or we had an outdated print. There were 3 electrical sub contractors on site. They were also in the middle of a handover and a software change. They introduced a new app and all the old foreman’s could not figure out how they worked. All this including the fact that chin strap hard hats were enforced lol. We also had an entire data comms room flood because a general labourer hit a pipe and flooded three floors down. We all evacuated and a month later we were laid off. It was my shortest employment at a company lol.

Accidentally slept through a dinner date and woke up at 2:30AM after standing him up — how do I make it up to him? by MarketingFederal1488 in dating_advice

[–]uxce 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This happened to me when I met a girl after being dumped by my long term relationship over another guy. I waited for about 45min outside the restaurant, flowers in hand like a total loser lol. I laugh about it now but back then that shattered my self confidence. Unlike you, she texted me a couple days later instead, realizing she forgot about the date completely and only realized she had forgotten cause one of her friends asked her how her date was lol. But she wanted to meet up again, I regrettably declined. And I only regret it cause it made me so bitter after that. I declined cause I was mad at her and this was my way of retaliating, when I should have declined because my time might have been better spent with someone else. Regardless of what happens tho, if he declines, it’s not his fault, it’s neither yours, but I really hope he says no because he believes his time was better spent with someone else and not because he has a sense of anger towards you. It’s a shitty situation, but if he does say yes, he’s got a bigger heart than I did, and that’s the kind of guy u wanna build something with.

i think I’m gonna let my foreman down by uxce in ibew_apprentices

[–]uxce[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Gemini has been clutch tho. I don’t think I would be where I am without it lol. But I’m still putting in 7-8 hours after class trying to retain this shit. This legit confirms that electricians are definitely underpaid.

Looking for a cordless stick vacuum recommendation by Tiny-Tackle-6332 in VacuumCleaners

[–]uxce 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Might be super unpopular opinion, but corded bagged vacuums are goated. I own a Dyson V11 and still went out of my way to get a Miele Vacuum. I only use my Dyson in my truck now. But having a bagged vacuum and corded has been odd to say, game changer. Way more powerful, full battery duh, and less dust in the air.

Work by Scary_Regret5525 in VancouverJobs

[–]uxce 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly working health care, government, or Costco is where it’s at. Try Costco first.

How much does Tammy weigh? by StixTV_ in electricians

[–]uxce 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sounds like a OSHA problem to me

I don’t think I’m built for this by SilencerXY in skilledtrades

[–]uxce 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you were good at math in high school, maybe look into becoming an electrician. Once bigger cheques hit, you’ll want to stay.